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" I&amp;#039;m about as low-maintenance as it gets when it comes to my hair. Yes, I&amp;#039;ve made a hobby out of dyeing it every color of the rainbow, but my upkeep stops when I walk out the salon doors. Washing it is a chore,\u00A0and forget about styling tools\u2014I haven&amp;#039;t touched a curling iron in at least five years. Over time, I&amp;#039;ve accumulated a set\u00A0of products that require minimal effort for satisfactory results\u2014shampoo, conditioner, salt spray, maybe a little mousse for volume. This formula was fine\u2014that is to say, I was indifferent to it. My hair was passable, but I\u00A0wasn&amp;#039;t obsessed\u2014until Hairstory&amp;#039;s New Wash fell into my lap.\u00A0 Developed by Michael Gordon, master\u00A0of cool-girl hair\u00A0and\u00A0former president of Bumble &amp;amp;amp; Bumble, the essential oil\u00A0formula cleans hair without\u00A0the stripping agent that leads to damage and requires conditioner: detergent. After\u00A0my first use, I noticed a huge\u00A0difference. Instead of the rough\u00A0texture I&amp;#039;d have if I skipped conditioner after washing with a\u00A0standard shampoo, my hair actually felt soft and silky. I can usually get away with washing my hair once or twice a week (dry shampoo is my number one desert island product), so after\u00A0several uses of New Wash (re: over the course of three\u00A0weeks), I noticed a significant change in the volume of my hair\u2014two days in a row my co-workers asked if I had gotten a blowout that morning. The best part? My bright blue bob has remained fresh-from-the-salon vibrant for weeks.\u00A0 Hairstory New Wash, $40, shophairstory.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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